I’ve lifted the first line from Lionel Ritchie’s song for my review’s title, but this conditioner does make me feel like dancing on the ceiling. I’ve been using The Body Shop’s products for years now... from their sunscreens to their shampoos. And most don’t disappoint... The Tea Tree Oil Scalp Care Conditioner definitely didn’t!
In a city like Mumbai, high humidity levels can cause your hair to get very frizzy. But the humidity also makes you sweat, so if you’re not careful, you end up with the most dreaded hair combination of them all - dry, frizzy hair and an oily scalp. While using the right shampoo can help with the oily scalp, it generally serves to dry out hair even more than it already is. A conditioner is essential to make hair softer, shinier and more manageable. And if you’ve got the right one, it will leave your hair feeling great and smelling terrific.
That’s where The Body Shop’s Tea Tree Oil Scalp Care Conditioner steps in. While this is great for any hair type, it especially works wonders if you’ve got the frizzy hair-oily scalp combination. But wait, you’ve probably heard that conditioners should only be used on the hair, never on the scalp. That holds true for most conditioners... this is the only conditioner I’ve ever used that I’d recommend using on the scalp - it really helps!
The Tea Tree Oil Scalp Care Conditioner is easy to use, smells great and works wonders. It has the tangy aroma of tea tree oil and mint, which lingers in your hair for a couple of days. All you need to do is apply it evenly over your hair and scalp (a little extra on the ends of your hair helps prevent split-ends), leave it for a few minutes and rinse off thoroughly. If you’ve got a sensitive scalp, it may feel a bit tingly, but don’t worry. Your hair will be left smooth, soft and tangle-free!
You’ll get amazing results if you use The Tea Tree Oil Scalp Care Conditioner after The Tea Tree Oil Shampoo. Oh and if you’re from Bombay, you’ll be thrilled to know The Body Shop has opened an exclusive store at Inorbit Mall, Malad. So go right out and get yourself some of their amazing stuff today! (And no, I don’t work for The Body Shop’s PR department :)